University of Exeter accepts T Level Engineering and T Level Health, with the most accessible entry being a Merit. Some courses require A Level Maths alongside the T Level.
4 tracked courses at University of Exeter: grade required, UCAS points, pathway specificity, and A Level Maths conditions for each.
Distinction: T-Level in Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing, or T-Level in Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction + GCE A-Level Maths
Which pathways count
Explicit: T Level Engineering pathway named in requirements
Distinction: T-Level in Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing, or T-Level in Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction. GCE A-Level Maths
Which pathways count
Explicit: T Level Engineering pathway named in requirements
Distinction: T-Level in Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing, or T-Level in Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction. GCE A-Level Maths
Which pathways count
Explicit: T Level Engineering pathway named in requirements
University of Exeter T Level entry requirements: FAQ
Does University of Exeter accept T Levels?
Yes. University of Exeter accepts T Level Engineering and T Level Health across 4 tracked courses. Acceptance is course-specific, so check the exact requirement on each course before applying.
What T Level grade does University of Exeter require?
The most accessible entry tracked at University of Exeter is a Merit. Requirements vary by course, so check the grade required on each listing above.
Do University of Exeter's T Level courses need A Level Maths?
Some do. At least one tracked course at University of Exeter requires A Level Maths alongside the T Level - common for Engineering degrees. The requirement is flagged on each course above.
Is University of Exeter a Russell Group university?
Yes, University of Exeter is a member of the Russell Group.
Always confirm requirements on the official course page before applying - universities can update entry criteria between cycles.